>An international team of archaeologists has uncovered a diminutive carving, depicting a standing bird, at the Paleolithic site of Lingjing in Henan, China. The artifact is estimated to be 13,500 years old, making it the oldest example of East Asian 3D art ever discovered.>The excavations identified eleven distinct layers ranging in age from 120,000 years ago to the Bronze Age.>“The bird figurine from Lingjing constitutes the first carving found at an East Asian Paleolithic site and it differs technologically and stylistically from previous and contemporaneous representations of avifauna found in Europe and Siberia,” the researchers said.>“The earliest known statuettes, made of mammoth ivory and including a flying waterfowl, are found in the Swabian Jura. They are dated to 40,000-38,000 years ago.”Germans were making statues for tens of thousands of years before changs developed the necessary prefrontal cortex to do so.This has shattered the myth of supposed Chinese superiority and exposed the truth.
wumao homing in on this thread soon
Very cool OP, very cool, now when are achieving things other than live off the achievements of your ancestors
>>18619928Indo-Europeans were already sophisticated civilizations while east asia the people were cavemen monkeys denisovans.
